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<!ENTITY palapeli "<application
>Palapeli</application
>">
<!ENTITY i18n-psc "<application
>Snijverzameling van Palapeli</application
>">
<!ENTITY kappname "&palapeli;">
<!ENTITY package "kdegames">
<!ENTITY % Dutch "INCLUDE">
<!ENTITY % addindex "IGNORE">
]>

<book id="palapeli" lang="&language;">
	<bookinfo>
		<title
>De handboek van &palapeli;</title>
		<authorgroup>
			<author
><firstname
>Johannes</firstname
> <surname
>L&#xF6;hnert</surname
> <affiliation
><address
><email
>loehnert_kde@gmx.de</email
></address
></affiliation>
			</author>
			<author
><firstname
>Stefan</firstname
> <surname
>Majewsky</surname
> <affiliation
><address
><email
>majewsky@gmx.net</email
></address
></affiliation>
			</author>
			<author
><firstname
>Ian</firstname
> <surname
>Wadham</surname
> <affiliation
><address
><email
>iandw.au@gmail.com</email
></address
></affiliation>
			</author>
			&ged.vertaald;&Freek.de.Kruijf; 
		</authorgroup>

		<copyright>
			<year
>2009, 2010</year>
			<holder
>Johannes L&#xF6;hnert, Stefan Majewsky</holder>
		</copyright>
		<copyright>
			<year
>2014</year>
			<holder
>Ian Wadham</holder>
		</copyright>
		<legalnotice
>&FDLNotice;</legalnotice>
		<date
>2014-03-09</date>
		<releaseinfo
>2.0 (&kde; 4.13)</releaseinfo>

		<abstract>
			<para
>Dit is de handleiding voor &palapeli;, een legpuzzelspel gebaseerd op &kde; technologie.</para>
		</abstract>
		<keywordset>
			<keyword
>KDE</keyword>
			<keyword
>kdegames</keyword>
			<keyword
>spel</keyword>
			<keyword
>puzzel</keyword>
			<keyword
>legpuzzelspel</keyword>
			<keyword
>palapeli</keyword>
		</keywordset>
	</bookinfo>

	<chapter id="introduction">
		<title
>Inleiding</title>
		<para
>&palapeli; is a single-player jigsaw puzzle game. With it you can create and play puzzles ranging from 4 to 10,000 pieces. This version includes facilities to assist in solving large puzzles (300 pieces or more) within the size limits of a computer screen.</para>
		<para
>Het hoofdvenster van &palapeli; is opgedeeld in twee gebieden, de verzameling puzzels en de puzzel tafel.</para>
		<para
>Deze handleiding zal nu verder deze twee gebieden beschrijven.</para>
	</chapter>

	<chapter id="collection">
		<title
>Door de verzameling puzzels bladeren</title>
		<sect1 id="play-maintain-collection">
			<title
>Puzzelen en bijwerken van de verzameling</title>
		<para
>Wanneer u &palapeli; voor de eerste keer start bevat de verzameling puzzels al enige standaard puzzels die meekomen met &palapeli;. Klik op een van de puzzels om direct het spel te beginnen. Later, wanneer u sommige van uw eigen puzzels hebt gemaakt (zie verderop), kunt u op ze klikken om met spelen te beginnen.</para>
		<para
>Spelen wordt gedaan op de puzzeltafel; zie <link linkend="puzzletable"
>het hoofdstuk na de volgende</link
> over hoe de puzzeltafel te gebruiken.</para>
		<note
><para
>You can select and highlight puzzles in the puzzle list by pressing &Ctrl; and &LMB; together. Pressing the &LMB; or &RMB; without &Ctrl; opens that puzzle for playing in the puzzle table.</para>
		      <para
>On Apple OS X you need to double-click the &LMB; to begin playing. A single click will just select and highlight one entry in the puzzle list.</para
></note>
		<para
>Naast het puzzelen, kunt u de verzameling puzzels gebruikt worden voor de volgende acties:</para>
		<itemizedlist>
			<listitem
><para
><emphasis
>maken</emphasis
> van nieuwe puzzels uit afbeeldingen op uw schijf</para
></listitem>
			<listitem
><para
><emphasis
>importeer</emphasis
> puzzels gemaakt door anderen</para
></listitem>
			<listitem
><para
><emphasis
>exporteer</emphasis
> puzzels om ze te delen met uw vrienden en de wereld</para
></listitem>
			<listitem
><para
><emphasis
>verwijder</emphasis
> puzzels die u niet meer nodig hebt</para
></listitem>
		</itemizedlist>
		<para
>Het volgende hoofdstuk toont hoe u deze taken met de knoppen op de werkbalk uitvoert.</para>
	    </sect1>
		<sect1 id="toolbar-collection">
			<title
>Overzicht van de werkbalk</title>
			<variablelist>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
><guiicon
>Nieuwe puzzel aanmaken</guiicon
></term>
					<listitem>
						<para
><action
>Opens a dialog which allows you to create a puzzle from an image on your disk.</action
> See <link linkend="create-puzzles"
>the next chapter</link
> for details.</para>
					</listitem>
				</varlistentry>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
><guiicon
>Puzzel verwijderen</guiicon
></term>
					<listitem
><para
><action
>Any puzzles that you have selected in the puzzle list, will be permanently deleted from your collection. </action
></para
><warning
><para
>Deze actie kan niet ongedaan worden gemaakt.</para
></warning
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
><guiicon
>Uit bestand importeren</guiicon
></term>
					<listitem
><para
><action
>When you have received a &palapeli; puzzle file (which can usually be recognized by the file extension <literal role="extension"
>*.puzzle</literal
>), you can use this action to import it into your local collection.</action
> Puzzle files can also be played by simply clicking on them in the file manager of your choice, but after the import, the puzzle will appear in your local collection, and you can safely delete the downloaded puzzle file.</para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
><guiicon
>Naar bestand exporteren</guiicon
></term>
					<listitem
><para
><action
>This will export the currently selected puzzles to files, in order to enable you to give them to your friends, publish them on the web, or make backup copies of your collection.</action
></para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
			</variablelist>
		</sect1>
	</chapter>

	<chapter id="create-puzzles">
		<title
>Nieuwe puzzels aanmaken</title>
		<sect1 id="creation-dialog">
		<title
>The puzzle creation dialog</title>
		<para
>As described in <link linkend="toolbar-collection"
>the previous section</link
>, you can create new puzzles by clicking on the <guiicon
>Create new puzzle</guiicon
> button in the puzzle collection window.</para>
		<para
>Clicking this button opens the puzzle creation dialog, which consists of three pages:</para>
		<procedure>
			<step
><para
>On the first page, select an image file which will be sliced into pieces. Be sure to enter the correct metadata for the image: You should give attribution to the author of the image (&eg; the photographer or the painter); please respect the copyright of the image author.</para
></step>
			<step
><para
>On the second page, you can select the type of pieces into which the image will be sliced. &palapeli; comes with a collection of slicers preinstalled, but third-party slicers may also be available.</para
></step>
			<step
><para
>On the final page of the dialog, the selected slicer can be customized &eg; by choosing a different piece count or by adjusting parameters of the piece shape. The available set of options depends which slicer has been selected.</para
></step>
		</procedure>
		<para
>This manual will continue to discuss the slicers which come with &palapeli;. If you have downloaded a third-party slicer plugin for &palapeli;, please refer to the documentation of this plugin if you have trouble installing or using it on your system.</para>
		</sect1>
		<sect1 id="simple-slicers">
			<title
>Simple slicers</title>
			<para
>&palapeli; has two simple slicers, <quote
>Classic jigsaw pieces</quote
> and <quote
>Rectangular pieces</quote
>. These slicers create simple rectangular pieces either with or without connecting plugs.</para>
			<para
>Both slicers allow the piece count and the aspect ratio to be adjusted. Dragging the aspect ratio slider to the left results in tall pieces, adjusting it to the right produces wide pieces. The default selection produces approximately square pieces.</para>
		</sect1>
		<sect1 id="psc">
			<title
>The advanced &i18n-psc;</title>
			<para
>The &i18n-psc; produces realistic jigsaw pieces with various basic patterns:</para>
			<variablelist>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
>Rechthoekig raster</term>
					<listitem
><para
>Contains the well-known rectangular pieces.</para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
>Cairo grid</term>
					<listitem
><para
>With its pentagonal pieces and unequal edge angles, it's rather hard to puzzle because the pieces fit together in an unfamiliar manner.</para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
>Hexagonaal raster</term>
					<listitem
><para
>Produces hexagonal pieces, arranged like honeycomb cells.</para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
>Rotrex grid</term>
					<listitem
><para
>Through a special composition of triangular, hexagonal and rectangular pieces, the pieces form a pattern resembling to many intersecting circles.</para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
>Onregelmatig raster</term>
					<listitem
><para
>This grid is available only if you have installed <application
>qvoronoi</application
> from the <ulink url="http://www.qhull.org"
><application
>qhull</application
> package</ulink
>. <application
>qvoronoi</application
> is used to calculate irregular piece shapes from randomly placed points.</para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
			</variablelist>
			<para
>The &i18n-psc; has various parameters which control the appearance of the piece edges, especially the plugs on them. Default settings are provided for all of these parameters. An additional preset mode is available which reduces the amount of parameters to a bare minimum. The following parameters are available usually:</para>
			<variablelist>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
>Ongeveer het aantal stukken</term>
					<listitem
><para
><!--FIXME add missing description here--></para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
>Percentage omgeslagen randen</term>
					<listitem
><para
>The probability for each plug to be flipped. A plug is considered flipped if it points in the opposite direction as it would in a fully regular grid. On the rectangular grid, this results in pieces with 3 or 4 plugs pointing inwards resp. outwards. Position the slider at the very left to obtain the normal fully regular grid. In the middle, plug orientation is random. At the right, the grid is fully regular again, but with an <quote
>alternate</quote
> rule. This does <emphasis
>not</emphasis
> mean reversal of all plugs: In the alternate regular grid, for instance, each piece has four inward-pointing or four outward-pointing plugs. This setting has no effect in the irregular grid.</para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
>Kromming van randen</term>
					<listitem
><para
>Determines how curvy the edges are, &ie; how strongly the borders dent in or bulge out. Move the slider to the very left to obtain straight edge lines (except for the plugs).</para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
>Grootte van uitstulping</term>
					<listitem
><para
>Determines the size of the plug part of each edge. The default setting (middle position of the slider) is chosen to look like a real puzzle. The slider ranges from 50% to 150% this size, which already looks obscenely large. The program tries very hard to avoid collisions between plugs. Colliding edges are reshaped multiple times and shrinked in small steps. However there still remain cases where no solution can be found, especially for large plug sizes.</para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
>Diversiteit van kromming</term>
					<listitem
><para
>Determines how much the curviness (see above) varies between edges. Move the slider to the left to make the dents and bulges look all the same. At the right, there may occur very curvy and very straight borders.</para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
>Diversiteit van uitstulpingpositie</term>
					<listitem
><para
>Determines how much the position of the plug on the edge varies. At the very left, plugs are affixed to the middle of their edge.</para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
>Diversiteit van uitstulping</term>
					<listitem
><para
>Determines how individual the plugs look like. At the very left, plugs look all the same. At the very right, each plug will be a unique piece of art crafted especially for you.</para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
>Irr.: Diversity of piece size</term>
					<listitem
><para
>Only for irregular grid: Determines how the piece size varies. A very small setting means nearly no variation; crystallite-like structure arise. Higher settings produce very small and very large pieces.</para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
>Raster van afbeelding dumpen</term>
					<listitem
><para
>Save an image of the grid (black edges on white background) at <filename
>~/goldberg-slicer-dump.png</filename
>. If a previous dump exists, it is overwritten.</para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
			</variablelist>
		</sect1>
	</chapter>

	<chapter id="puzzletable">
		<title
>Playing on the puzzle table</title>

		<sect1 id="puzzletable-moves">
		<title
>Basis verplaatsingen</title>
		<screenshot
><mediaobject>
			<imageobject
><imagedata fileref="puzzletable1.png" format="PNG"/></imageobject>
			<textobject
><phrase
>De puzzeltafel (standaard)</phrase
></textobject>
		</mediaobject
></screenshot>
		<para
>The object of the game is to assemble the given pieces into an image.</para>
		<para
>The floating Preview window shows you what that image should be. Use a toolbar or menu action to show or hide the window. For a detailed description, see <link linkend="puzzletable-preview"
>The Preview window</link
>.</para>
		<para
>If you wish to attempt a puzzle that has 300 or more pieces, please read the chapter on <link linkend="large-puzzles"
>Facilities for solving large puzzles</link
>, after you have read this chapter.</para>
		<para
>You can move a single piece by clicking and dragging it with the &LMB;. That will leave the piece selected and highlighted. To move several pieces at once, first select and highlight them, then click and drag just one of the pieces. The rest will follow.</para>
		<para
>You can select and highlight multiple pieces by holding &Ctrl; and clicking on them, or by dragging a rubberband around them with the &LMB;. You can also use &Ctrl; and &LMB; to increase or decrease the current selection one piece at a time.</para>
		<para
>To remove selection and highlighting, just click on an empty spot on the puzzle table or on a piece that is not already selected.</para>
		<para
>When you put one piece near a neighboring piece, both pieces will automatically snap together and become joined (1). After pieces have been snapped together, they cannot be torn apart. Another difference between &palapeli; and a real-world jigsaw puzzle is that you cannot combine two pieces that are not true neighbors.</para>
		<para
>The progress bar below the puzzle table indicates your progress by counting joined pieces (2). &palapeli; will automatically save your progress after every move, so you do not have to worry about saving.</para>
		<para
>You can zoom the puzzle table view in or out with the mouse wheel, the slider at the bottom right or the buttons at the bottom right (3).</para>
		<para
>You can move the puzzle table view in any direction by clicking and dragging with the &RMB;.</para>
		<para
>The movement of the pieces is limited by the <emphasis
>puzzle table area</emphasis
>. This area is represented on the puzzle table's background by a light rectangular shade. When you move pieces to the border (4) of the puzzle table area, the area will automatically expand to give you more space for moving your puzzle pieces. Near the shaded borders, the mouse cursor changes into a double-headed arrow, indicating that you can adjust the puzzle table area by clicking there and dragging with the &LMB;.</para>
		<para
>You can lock the puzzle table area with the small button (5) to the right of the progress bar. The shade (4) around the puzzle table will darken, and pieces will now stop moving at the edges of the puzzle table area. It is still possible to adjust the size of the puzzle table area manually.</para>
		</sect1>

		<sect1 id="puzzletable-preview">
			<title
>Het Voorbeeldvenster</title>
			<para
>The Preview is a small window that floats above or to one side of the puzzle table window. It contains an image of the completed puzzle: the picture that would appear on top of the box if this was a real-world jigsaw puzzle. </para>
			<para
>The window can be shown or hidden by using the <guiicon
>Preview</guiicon
> toolbar button or the <menuchoice
><guimenu
>View</guimenu
><guimenuitem
> Preview</guimenuitem
></menuchoice
> menu item. Its size, position and visible or not visible setting are saved and restored between runs of &palapeli;. </para>
			<para
>Being a window, it can be freely moved around the desktop and resized. Its Close button will hide it and its Maximize button will expand or contract the picture rapidly. </para>
			<para
>The Preview window has a magnification feature, so it need not take up much space. If you move the mouse over the window, it zooms in quickly to reveal a magnified view of the area under the mouse and the equivalent of a few pieces around it. This is very useful for viewing details of the puzzle and identifying pieces you have found, but it can be tricky to control, especially near the edges of the picture. </para>
		</sect1>

		<sect1 id="puzzletable-mouseactions">
			<title
>Mouse interactions</title>
			<para
>As described in the previous section, there are plenty of ways to interact with &palapeli;'s puzzle table using the mouse. You can configure freely which actions are triggered by which mouse buttons. (See <link linkend="configuration-mouseactions"
>Game Configuration</link
> section for more information on how to configure this.) The following list summarizes all possible mouse actions:</para>
			<variablelist>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
><action
>Wijzig de grootte van het gebied voor de puzzeltafel door de randen te verslepen</action
></term>
					<listitem
><para
>By default, this action is assigned to the &LMB;.</para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
><action
>Verplaats stukken door slepen</action
></term>
					<listitem
><para
>When you click and drag a puzzle piece, this piece will be moved. If multiple pieces have been selected and you click and drag one of these pieces, then all pieces are moved. By default, this action is assigned to the &LMB;.</para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
><action
>Beeldgedeelte verplaatsen door te slepen</action
></term>
					<listitem
><para
>This action moves the view of the entire puzzle table in any direction. By default, it is assigned to the &RMB;.</para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
><action
>Verschillende stukken selecteren door er een elastiekje om te doen</action
></term>
					<listitem
><para
>When you click on a free area of the puzzle table instead of a puzzle piece, you can drag a rubberband. When you let the mouse button go, all pieces inside the rubberband are selected. All other pieces are deselected. By default, this action is assigned to the &LMB;.</para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
><action
>Verschillende stukken selecteren door er op te klikken</action
></term>
					<listitem
><para
>When you click on a puzzle piece, it will be selected or, if it was already selected, it will be deselected. It can also be used to adjust a rubberband selection. By default, this action is assigned to the &LMB; and only available when &Ctrl; is pressed.</para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
><action
>Clear selections and highlighting</action
></term>
					<listitem
><para
>Click on an empty spot in the puzzle table or on a piece that is not already selected.</para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
><action
>Zoom the puzzle table view in or out</action
></term>
					<listitem
><para
>This action is identical to clicking the buttons either side of the slider (3) on the status bar. It is assigned to the mouse wheel by default.</para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
><action
>Wissel tussen weergave van dichtbij of veraf</action
></term>
					<listitem
><para
>This action alternates (toggles) between a close-up and distant view, at the position of the mouse pointer. It is intended mainly to provide fast zooming in large puzzles (300 pieces or more). For more detail, see <link linkend="large-puzzle-fast-zooming"
>Fast zooming between close-up and distant view</link
>. By default, the action is assigned to the &MMB;.</para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
><action
>Stukken teleporteren naar of van een houder</action
></term>
					<listitem
><para
>This action helps you collect, sort and move pieces rapidly in large puzzles (300 pieces or more) without dragging and dropping. You can use it in smaller puzzles if you wish. For more detail, see <link linkend="large-puzzle-holders"
>Using piece-holders</link
>. By default, the action is assigned to the &LMB; and only available when &Shift; is pressed.</para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
><action
>Schakel de vergrendelstatus om van het tafelgebied van de puzzel</action
></term>
					<listitem
><para
>This action is identical to pressing the button (5) on the status bar. By default, this action is not assigned to any mouse button, but you can enable it from <link linkend="configuration-mouseactions"
>the configuration dialog</link
>.</para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
><action
>Scroll viewport horizontally</action
> and <action
>Scroll viewport vertically</action
></term>
					<listitem
><para
>By default, this action is not assigned to the mouse wheel, but you can enable it from <link linkend="configuration-mouseactions"
>the configuration dialog</link
>.</para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
			</variablelist>
		</sect1>

		<sect1 id="toolbars-puzzletable">
			<title
>Overzicht van de werkbalk</title>
			<variablelist>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
><guiicon
>Terug naar de verzameling</guiicon
></term>
					<listitem
><para
><action
>Go back to the collection to choose another puzzle.</action
> Can be used only when you are solving a puzzle.</para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
><guiicon
>Voorbeeld</guiicon
></term>
					<listitem
><para
><action
>Toggle the display of the preview window with the completed puzzle.</action
></para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
			</variablelist>
		</sect1>
	</chapter>

	<chapter id="large-puzzles">
		<title
>Faciliteiten voor oplossen van grote puzzels</title>

		<sect1 id="large-puzzle-general">
			<title
>Algemene principes</title>
			<para
>&palapeli; can handle large puzzles from 300 to 10,000 pieces, but you need some special facilities to help you work with them on a small screen. </para>
			<para
>You can create a large puzzle in exactly the same way as a smaller puzzle. See the chapter on <link linkend="create-puzzles"
>Creating new puzzles</link
>, but there are some things you need to think about before you begin. For details see <link linkend="large-puzzle-creation"
>Creating large puzzles - special concerns</link
>. </para>
			<para
>The Preview window is very useful in large puzzles: see the section about it for a <link linkend="puzzletable-preview"
> detailed description</link
>. </para>
			<para
>Managing space and moving around are your next concerns. When you zoom out to view the whole puzzle table, it becomes hard to see individual pieces. If you zoom in and find a piece you are looking for, it is unlikely that the place where it goes will be visible in the view. See the <link linkend="large-puzzle-space"
>Managing space and moving around</link
> section for some solutions to these problems and others. </para>
			<para
>Tenslotte moet u stukken verzamelen en ze naar uw oplossingsgebied overbrengen op een andere meer efficiënte manier dan herhaald slepen en laten vallen over grote afstanden. Dit is waar houders van stukken in beeld komen. </para>
			<para
>When you start a large puzzle, you are given a holder (a small floating window) called <quote
>Hand</quote
> into which you can put pieces when and wherever you see them. Then you can drop them near your solution and work out where each piece has to go. This is like collecting pieces in one hand as you scan a large real-world jigsaw puzzle. </para>
			<para
>You may need some systematic way to collect and sort pieces by common attributes (&eg; edges, sky, skyline, etc.) and so you can use as many holders as you like and give them names. Holders are saved continually, along with the puzzle table, which means you can use them to build up parts of the solution and store them or even to store pieces that you wish to put into a <quote
>too hard basket</quote
> until later. For details on how to use holders see the <link linkend="large-puzzle-holders"
>Using piece-holders</link
> section. </para>
			<para
>Tenslotte toont de sectie <link linkend="puzzletable-mouseactions"
>Muisinteracties</link
> de twee speciale muisacties die het werken met grote puzzels sneller en gemakkelijker maakt: teleporteren van stukken wisselen tussen dichtbij en veraf bekijken. </para>
		</sect1>

		<sect1 id="large-puzzle-creation">
			<title
>Creating large puzzles - special concerns</title>
			<para
>Before you create a large puzzle, you should make sure that the image in your source contains enough detail (&ie; enough megapixels). You can use a file utility or photo viewer/editor to find out how many pixels wide and high your picture is when not compressed by JPEG or other image format. As a rough rule of thumb, allow one megapixel per 1,000 pieces. That will give each piece about 1,000 pixels or more than 30 by 30 pixels, making the pieces reasonably sharp at the edges and clear to see when you zoom in. You can work with fewer megapixels, but it may be hard to distinguish and recognize pieces during play. </para>
			<para
>When you create or restart a large puzzle, it may be best to avoid using the bevel and shadowing features of &palapeli; (see the <link linkend="configuration-general"
>General settings</link
> section), because they make loading slower and highlighting harder to see when the pieces in the view are very small. More prominent highlighting appears when shadowing is not used. </para>
		</sect1>

		<sect1 id="large-puzzle-space">
			<title
>Managing space and moving around</title>
			<sect2 id="large-puzzle-space-allocation">
			<title
>Ruimte toekennen op de puzzeltafel</title>
			<para
>When you create or restart a puzzle, the pieces are shuffled and placed randomly into grid locations on the puzzle table. Two settings affect the space required, see <link linkend="configuration"
>Game Configuration</link
> for a list of settings provided via <menuchoice
><guimenu
>Settings</guimenu
> <guimenuitem
>Configure &palapeli;...</guimenuitem
> </menuchoice
> or, on Apple OS X, <menuchoice
><guimenu
>&palapeli;</guimenu
> <guimenuitem
>Preferences...</guimenuitem
></menuchoice
>. </para>
			<para
>The spacing of pieces in puzzle grids can be set from 1.0 to 1.5 times the height and width of the highest and widest pieces. Smaller settings pack the pieces into the view better, but larger ones allow more space for dragging, dropping and rubberbanding. The default is 1.3, but 1.1 is very workable in large puzzles. The setting applies to puzzles of all sizes, and also affects grids used with piece-holders (see <link linkend="large-puzzle-holders"
>Using piece-holders</link
>) or when re-arranging pieces automatically on the puzzle table, using <menuchoice
><shortcut
><keycap
>R</keycap
></shortcut
> <guimenu
>Move</guimenu
><guimenuitem
>Rearrange pieces</guimenuitem
></menuchoice
>. </para>
			<para
>The other setting provides space on the puzzle table of exactly the right size for building your solution. The default is for it to appear in the center, with the pieces distributed evenly around the outside. On average, this should put the pieces closest to where they have to go eventually. You can also choose to use any of the four corners or have no space (option None), in which case you have to clear space manually, perhaps by expanding the puzzle table area (see <link linkend="puzzletable-moves"
>Basic moves</link
>). The solution space setting affects puzzles down to 20 pieces, but with fewer than 20 pieces solution spaces are pointless. </para>
			<para
>As the puzzle solution progresses, pieces move into the solution area and leave spaces elsewhere. It may be helpful to pack the remaining pieces closer together. If so, select some pieces using rubberbanding or &Ctrl; and &LMB;, then use <menuchoice
><shortcut
> <keycap
>R</keycap
></shortcut
> <guimenu
>Move</guimenu
> <guimenuitem
>Rearrange pieces</guimenuitem
></menuchoice
> or simply the shortcut key (default <keycap
>R</keycap
>). The pieces are packed into a grid and remain selected, so that they can be easily moved to a better position, if required. This is also a way to gather together pieces with some common attribute, but using piece-holders is more powerful. </para>
			</sect2>
			<sect2 id="large-puzzle-fast-zooming">
			<title
>Snel wisselen tussen dichtbij en veraf weergave.</title>
			<para
>When a puzzle is loaded, &palapeli; calculates distant and close-up views and displays the distant view, which shows the entire puzzle table area. The close-up view shows pieces at a convenient viewing size for your eyes and your screen and desktop. Use the &MMB; to switch quickly between the two views, at a location where the mouse is pointing. Then you can home in quickly on any piece in the puzzle table and see what shape it is and what part of the picture it contains. </para>
			<para
>You can adjust the scale of either view by zooming manually and your setting will be remembered next time you switch the view by using the &MMB;. Puzzles of all sizes have the fast zooming feature, but in puzzles with less than 100 pieces the two views are almost the same as each other. In other words, the pieces are easy to see when you view the whole puzzle table. </para>
			</sect2>
			<sect2 id="large-puzzle-navigating">
			<title
>Moving around in a large puzzle</title>
			<para
>The hard way to move pieces in a large puzzle is to select them and then alternately drag the pieces and the puzzle table (&LMB; and &RMB;) until you get to your destination. A much easier way to do the same thing is to select the pieces, zoom to distant view (&MMB;, see above), drag the pieces to the destination in one move (&LMB;) and then zoom to close-up view (&MMB;). This is also a good way to retrieve a single stray piece, but dragging that tiny piece across the puzzle table, without losing the selection, can be tricky if there are thousands of pieces. </para>
			<para
>Another way to navigate and search the puzzle table systematically is to zoom in on the top left corner (&MMB;), then use the empty spaces in the scroll bars to step through the table horizontally or vertically, one fixed-size <quote
>page</quote
> at a time. This technique is very effective when you are using piece-holders to collect pieces you are looking for. If you keep the close-up scale fixed and always start at the same place, you will always get <quote
>pages</quote
> of fixed size and contents. </para>
			</sect2>
			<sect2 id="large-puzzle-visibility">
			<title
>Visibility of pieces in large puzzles</title>
			<para
>In large jigsaw puzzles on a small screen it can be hard to see what you are doing. For example, with a 10,000 piece puzzle on a 1440 by 900 screen, the pieces in the distant view of the puzzle table are about 7 pixels across. At this scale, it is hard to see picture, color, piece-shape or even highlighting. </para>
			<para
>&palapeli; has always had a choice of backgrounds and background colors and that helps visibility. Added to these is a more prominent highlighting scheme, which appears if you do not choose shadowing, and a setting to choose the color of the highlight, to contrast with the background and most pieces. Also these settings are now saved and restored with each puzzle. So each puzzle can have the background and highlighting that best suits its overall picture. It is worth experimenting with settings when you create a large puzzle, but you may need to reload or restart the puzzle before all changes can take effect. </para>
			</sect2>
		</sect1>

		<sect1 id="large-puzzle-holders">
			<title
>Using piece-holders</title>
			<sect2 id="large-puzzle-whatareholders">
			<title
>What are piece-holders?</title>
			<para
>Piece-holders are perhaps the most useful feature of &palapeli; for helping solve large puzzles. They are small, floating windows into which you can sort groups of pieces, such as <quote
>edges</quote
>, <quote
>sky</quote
>, <quote
>skyline</quote
> or <quote
>white house on left</quote
>. Initially they appear at a minimum size which is just large enough to show four pieces at close-up scale, so they are quite easy to fit in next to the main puzzle table window. </para>
			<para
>Being windows, holders can be freely moved around the desktop and resized. The Close button will delete the holder, but only if it contains no pieces. The Maximize button will expand or contract the holder rapidly. The holder can contain any number of pieces (maybe hundreds). A Maximize action can be useful when reviewing the contents or constructing a sub-assembly inside the holder. </para>
			<para
>You can have as many holders as you like. There is usually one which is active - outlined in blue. It is the target for actions such as transferring pieces or deleting a holder. </para>
			</sect2>
			<sect2 id="large-puzzle-createholders">
			<title
>Houder aanmaken en verwijderen</title>
			<para
>When you start a large puzzle, a holder called <quote
>Hand</quote
> is created automatically. This may be the only holder you need with puzzles of 300 to 750 pieces, but you can have as many holders as you like, even with puzzles of less than 300 pieces. </para>
			<para
>To create or delete a holder, use <menuchoice
><shortcut
><keycap
>C</keycap
></shortcut
> <guimenu
>Move</guimenu
><guimenuitem
> Create piece holder...</guimenuitem
></menuchoice
> or <menuchoice
><shortcut
><keycap
>D</keycap
></shortcut
> <guimenu
>Move</guimenu
><guimenuitem
> Delete piece holder</guimenuitem
></menuchoice
>, or simply the shortcut keys <keycap
>C</keycap
> and <keycap
>D</keycap
>, or the Close button to delete. When you create a holder, you are asked to give it a name, but that is not essential. Usually the holder is at close-up scale and you can easily see what kind of piece is in it. </para>
			<para
>When you delete a holder, it must be active (outlined in blue) and empty of pieces. If the holder to be deleted is not active, click on it. After deletion, there is no active holder, so click on one of those that are left. </para>
			</sect2>
			<sect2 id="large-puzzle-teleporting">
			<title
>Stukjes overbrengen in en uit de houders</title>
			<para
>Transferring pieces by dragging and dropping is not possible with holders, nor is it needed. Instead, you can transfer pieces instantly by <quote
>teleporting</quote
>, as in <quote
>Star Trek</quote
>. Teleporting works by using the &Shift; and &LMB; together. </para>
			<para
>To transfer pieces to a holder, make sure your target holder is active (outlined in blue), then select some pieces on the puzzle table and click with &Shift; and &LMB;. Or you can just click on one piece at a time with &Shift; and &LMB;. The transferred pieces vanish from the puzzle table and reappear, highlighted, in the holder. As they arrive, they are automatically packed into a grid and the last piece transferred is centered in the view. </para>
			<para
>To transfer pieces out of a holder, select a piece or pieces inside the holder, then return to the puzzle table and click on an empty spot where you would like the piece(s) to appear, using &Shift; and &LMB;. Avoid clicking on a piece that is already on the puzzle table: it will send the piece to the holder - not what you want. If you accidentally do this with a large joined-up piece (&ie; part of your solution), there is a warning message and an opportunity to cancel. </para>
			<para
>Pieces stay highlighted after teleporting. That allows you to reverse the action quickly if you accidentally transfer the wrong pieces or use the wrong holder. Also, on the puzzle table, you can easily adjust the position of a piece or pieces that have just arrived or move a piece into the solution. </para>
			<para
>Teleporting also works between holders. Start as if you are going to transfer pieces to the puzzle table, but then use &Shift; and &LMB; in an empty spot in another holder. To reverse the process, go back to the original holder and click with &Shift; and &LMB; again. </para>
			</sect2>
			<sect2 id="large-puzzle-sorting">
			<title
>Stukjes sorteren</title>
			<para
>To sort pieces into holders efficiently as you search through a large puzzle, use the technique for stepping through the puzzle a <quote
>page</quote
> at a time, <link linkend="large-puzzle-navigating"
> as described earlier</link
>, combined with holders and teleporting to collect pieces as you go. When you have scanned the whole puzzle table, zoom to a close-up of your solution area and place the pieces you have collected. Or you can pre-assemble pieces in holders. </para>
			</sect2>
			<sect2 id="large-puzzle-otherholderactions">
			<title
>Andere acties van de houder</title>
			<para
>Houders van stukjes ondersteunen alle functies van de puzzeltafel (zie <link linkend="puzzletable-moves"
>Basis verplaatsingen</link
>), behalve dat u alleen kunt zoomen met het schuifwiel of de &MMB;. </para>
			<para
>This means that you can use a holder as an extra puzzle table, if you wish. You can drag and drop, join pieces together, move the boundaries of the area, &etc; You can also teleport assembled pieces of any size into or out of a holder, but beware of overlaps or small pieces being hidden. </para>
			<para
>Finally, you can use <menuchoice
><shortcut
> <keycap
>A</keycap
></shortcut
><guimenu
>Move</guimenu
> <guimenuitem
>Select all in holder</guimenuitem
> </menuchoice
>, followed by <menuchoice
><shortcut
> <keycap
>R</keycap
></shortcut
><guimenu
>Move</guimenu
> <guimenuitem
>Rearrange pieces</guimenuitem
> </menuchoice
> or &Shift; and &LMB;, to re-pack all the pieces in the holder or empty all the pieces out onto the puzzle table. Or just use the shortcut keys <keycap
>A</keycap
> or <keycap
>R</keycap
> on the currently selected holder. </para>
			</sect2>
		</sect1>
	</chapter>

	<chapter id="interface">
		<title
>Overzicht van het interface</title>
		<para
>De volgenden zijn menu-acties van &palapeli;, sommigen zijn ook beschikbaar als knoppen op de werkbalk en sneltoetsen.</para>
		<variablelist>
		        <varlistentry>
			  <term
><menuchoice
><shortcut
><keycombo action="simul"
>&Ctrl;<keycap
>N</keycap
></keycombo
></shortcut
><guimenu
>Spel</guimenu
><guimenuitem
>Nieuwe puzzel aanmaken...</guimenuitem
></menuchoice
></term>
			  <listitem
><para
><action
>Opens a dialog which allows you to create a puzzle from an image on your disk.</action
> See <link linkend="create-puzzles"
>the corresponding section</link
> for details and also <link linkend="large-puzzle-creation"
>special concerns</link
>, if you are going to create a puzzle with 300 or more pieces.</para
></listitem>
			</varlistentry>
			<varlistentry>
				<term
><menuchoice
><guimenu
>Spel</guimenu
><guimenuitem
>Uit bestand importeren...</guimenuitem
></menuchoice
></term>
				<listitem
><para
><action
>When you have received a &palapeli; puzzle file (which can usually be recognized by the file extension <literal role="extension"
>*.puzzle</literal
>), you can use this action to import it into your local collection.</action
> Puzzle files can also be played by simply clicking on them in the file manager of your choice, but after the import, the puzzle will appear in your local collection, and you can safely delete the downloaded puzzle file.</para
></listitem>
			</varlistentry>
			<varlistentry>
				<term
><menuchoice
><guimenu
>Spel</guimenu
><guimenuitem
>Naar bestand exporteren...</guimenuitem
></menuchoice
></term>
				<listitem
><para
><action
>This will export the currently selected puzzles to files, in order to enable you to give them to your friends, publish them on the web, or make backup copies of your collection.</action
></para
></listitem>
			</varlistentry>
			<varlistentry>
				<term
><menuchoice
><guimenu
>Spel</guimenu
><guimenuitem
>Puzzel verwijderen</guimenuitem
></menuchoice
></term>
				<listitem
><para
><action
>Any puzzles that you have selected in the puzzle list, will be permanently deleted from your collection.</action
></para
><warning
><para
>Deze actie kan niet ongedaan worden gemaakt.</para
></warning
></listitem>
			</varlistentry>
			<varlistentry>
				<term
><menuchoice
><guimenu
>Spel</guimenu
><guimenuitem
>Puzzel herstarten</guimenuitem
></menuchoice
></term>
				<listitem
><para
><action
>Re-shuffle all the pieces and discard the saved progress for the current puzzle.</action
></para
></listitem>
			</varlistentry>
			<varlistentry>
				<term
><menuchoice
><shortcut
><keycap
>C</keycap
></shortcut
><guimenu
>Verplaats</guimenu
><guimenuitem
>Houder voor stukken maken...</guimenuitem
></menuchoice
></term>
				<listitem
><para
><action
>Create a temporary holder for storing or sorting pieces. See <link linkend="large-puzzle-holders"
>Using piece-holders</link
> for details of how to use a holder.</action
></para
></listitem>
			</varlistentry>
			<varlistentry>
				<term
><menuchoice
><shortcut
><keycap
>D</keycap
></shortcut
><guimenu
>Verplaats</guimenu
><guimenuitem
>Houder voor stukken verwijderen</guimenuitem
></menuchoice
></term>
				<listitem
><para
><action
>Delete a selected temporary holder when it is empty.</action
></para
></listitem>
			</varlistentry>
			<varlistentry>
				<term
><menuchoice
><shortcut
><keycap
>A</keycap
></shortcut
><guimenu
>Verplaats</guimenu
><guimenuitem
>Houder voor stukken selecteren</guimenuitem
></menuchoice
></term>
				<listitem
><para
><action
>Select all pieces in the currently selected piece-holder (outlined in blue).</action
></para
></listitem>
			</varlistentry>
			<varlistentry>
				<term
><menuchoice
><shortcut
><keycap
>R</keycap
></shortcut
><guimenu
>Verplaats</guimenu
><guimenuitem
>Stukken herschikken</guimenuitem
></menuchoice
></term>
				<listitem
><para
><action
>Rearrange selected pieces in any holder or the puzzle table by packing them into a grid.</action
></para
></listitem>
			</varlistentry>
			<varlistentry>
				<term
><menuchoice
><guimenu
>Beeld</guimenu
><guimenuitem
>Terug naar verzameling</guimenuitem
></menuchoice
></term>
				<listitem
><para
><action
>Go back to the collection to choose another puzzle.</action
> Can be used only when you are solving a puzzle.</para
></listitem>
			</varlistentry>

			<varlistentry>
				<term
><menuchoice
><guimenu
>Beeld</guimenu
><guimenuitem
>Voorbeeld</guimenuitem
></menuchoice
></term>
				<listitem
><para
><action
>Toggle the display of the completed puzzle preview image.</action
> Hover it with the mouse pointer to zoom in the image.</para
></listitem>
			</varlistentry>
			<varlistentry>
				<term
><menuchoice
><shortcut
><keycombo action="simul"
>&Ctrl;<keycap
>+</keycap
></keycombo
></shortcut
><guimenu
>Beeld</guimenu
><guimenuitem
>Inzoomen</guimenuitem
></menuchoice
></term>
				<listitem
><para
><action
>De schaal verhogen.</action
></para
></listitem>
			</varlistentry>
			<varlistentry>
				<term
><menuchoice
><shortcut
><keycombo action="simul"
>&Ctrl;<keycap
>-</keycap
></keycombo
></shortcut
><guimenu
>Beeld</guimenu
><guimenuitem
>Uitzoomen</guimenuitem
></menuchoice
></term>
				<listitem
><para
><action
>De schaal verlagen.</action
></para
></listitem>
			</varlistentry>
			<varlistentry>
				<term
><menuchoice
><guimenu
>Instellingen</guimenu
><guimenuitem
>Alle meldingen inschakelen</guimenuitem
></menuchoice
></term>
				<listitem
><para
><action
>Stelt u in staat om alle meldingen uitgeschakeld door activeren van het item <guilabel
>Dit bericht niet opnieuw tonen</guilabel
> in de dialogen voor bevestiging in &palapeli;.</action
></para
></listitem>
			</varlistentry>
			<varlistentry>
				<term
><menuchoice
><guimenu
>Instellingen</guimenu
><guimenuitem
>Statusbalk van puzzeltabel tonen</guimenuitem
></menuchoice
></term>
				<listitem
><para
><action
>Toggle the display of the progress bar and buttons below the puzzle table.</action
> This action will change nothing in the puzzle collection.</para
></listitem>
			</varlistentry>
			<varlistentry id="settings-menu-configure">
				<term
><menuchoice
><guimenu
>Instellingen</guimenu
><guimenuitem
>&palapeli; instellen...</guimenuitem
></menuchoice
></term>
				<listitem
><para
>Open a game configuration dialog. See <link linkend="configuration"
>Game Configuration</link
> section for more details.</para>
				</listitem>
			</varlistentry>
		</variablelist>
		<para
>Bovendien heeft &palapeli; de gezamenlijke menu-items van &kde; <guimenu
>Instellingen</guimenu
> en <guimenu
>Help</guimenu
>, voor meer informatie lees de secties over de <ulink url="help:/fundamentals/ui.html#menus-settings"
>Menu-instellingen</ulink
> en <ulink url="help:/fundamentals/ui.html#menus-help"
>Menu Help</ulink
> van &kde;-fundamentals. </para>
	</chapter>

	<chapter id="configuration">
		<title
>Spelconfiguratie</title>
		<para
>Om de instellingendialoog van de menubalk te openen gebruikt u de optie <menuchoice
><guimenu
>Instellingen</guimenu
><guimenuitem
>&palapeli; instellen...</guimenuitem
></menuchoice
>.</para>
		<sect1 id="configuration-general">
			<title
>Algemene instellingen</title>
			<variablelist>
				<varlistentry>
				        <term
><guilabel
>Puzzeltafel</guilabel
></term>
					<listitem>
					  <para
>Laat u enige parameters van de puzzeltafel kiezen </para>
					  <variablelist>
					<varlistentry>
					<term
><guilabel
>Achtergrond</guilabel
></term>
					<listitem
><para
><action
>Lets you choose another background texture for the puzzle table.</action
> If you choose a single color instead of a texture, the button besides the selection box can be used to define the color.</para
></listitem>
				      </varlistentry>
				      <varlistentry>
					<term
><guilabel
>Kleur voor de geaccentueerde stukken</guilabel
></term>
					<listitem
><para
><action
>Lets you choose the highlighting color of pieces when they are selected.</action
> Click on the button to the right of the label to open the <ulink url="help:/fundamentals/colors.html"
>Color Selector</ulink
> window.</para
></listitem>
				      </varlistentry>
				      <varlistentry>
					<term
><guilabel
>Ruimte voor de oplossing</guilabel
></term>
					<listitem
><para
><action
>Laat u kiezen waar enige ruimte te reserveren op de puzzeltafel voor het oplossen.</action
> Er is geen ruimte aanwezig als u de optie Geen kiest of de puzzel minder dan 20 stukken bevat. Wijzigingen zullen effect hebben wanneer een puzzel wordt gemaakt of opnieuw gestart.</para
></listitem>
				      </varlistentry>
				      <varlistentry>
					<term
><guilabel
>Spacing of pieces in puzzle grids (1.0-1.5):</guilabel
></term>
					<listitem
><para
><action
>Laat u de afstand kiezen in het puzzelrooster.</action
> Wijzigingen in de algemene ruimte tussen puzzelstukjes zullen alleen effect hebben wanneer een puzzel wordt gemaakt of opnieuw gestart.</para
></listitem>
				      </varlistentry>
				    </variablelist>
				  </listitem>
				</varlistentry>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
><guilabel
>Uiterlijk van stukken</guilabel
></term>
					<listitem
><para
><action
>Controls the appearance of pieces on the puzzle table.</action
> If &palapeli; is running slowly or puzzles take a long time to open, you can disable the graphical effects in this category and speed up everything. If you choose shadowing, highlighting is implemented by changing the color of the shadow.</para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
				<varlistentry>
					<term
><guilabel
>Precisie van in elkaar passen</guilabel
></term>
					<listitem
><para
><action
>Lets you choose how closely neighboring pieces must be positioned before they snap together.</action
> If you move the slider to the right, pieces will snap together even if they are not so close. This makes the game a bit easier to play.</para
></listitem>
				</varlistentry>
			</variablelist>
		</sect1>
		<sect1 id="configuration-mouseactions">
			<title
>Muisinteractie</title>
			<para
>This page of the configuration dialog allows you to change the assignments of mouse buttons and modifier keys to the actions described in <link linkend="puzzletable-mouseactions"
>Playing on the puzzle table, Mouse interactions</link
>. Care should be taken to avoid ambiguous assignments. Three of the default assignments can go to the &LMB; because the pointer is over different areas when you use them, but the other assignments must be distinct.</para>
			<para
>The interactions are divided into those that can be assigned to mouse buttons (&eg; <action
>Move viewport by dragging</action
>), and those that can be assigned to the mouse wheel (&eg; <action
>Scroll viewport horizontally</action
>).</para>
			<sect2>
				<title
>Tabblad voor muisknoppen</title>
				<para
>To the right of the name of each interaction is a button with a picture of a computer mouse which shows the currently assigned action. You can configure the interaction by clicking on that button with the &LMB; and then with the mouse button which you wish to assign to this interaction. If you hold modifier keys while clicking for the second time, the puzzle table will allow this interaction only while these modifiers are being held.</para>
				<tip
><para
>In plaats van te klikken, kunt u ook <keycap
>Spatie</keycap
> indrukken om de speciale <guilabel
>Nee-knop</guilabel
> aan deze interactie toe te kennen. Dit is alleen toegestaan als modifier-toetsen zijn ingedrukt. De <guilabel
>Nee-knop</guilabel
> betekent dat de modifier-toetsen de rol van de muisknop innemen: de interactie start wanneer de modifier-toetsen zijn ingedrukt en stopt wanneer één van de modifier-toetsen wordt losgelaten.</para
></tip>
			</sect2>
			<sect2>
				<title
>Tabblad voor muiswiel</title>
				<para
>Dit tabblad werkt gelijk aan het vorige. Wanneer de knop rechts om invoer vraagt, moet u het muiswiel draaien in plaats van op een muisknop klikken. Modifier-toetsen indrukken is ook toegestaan, met dezelfde gevolgen als in het vorige geval.</para>
				<tip
><para
>Als uw muis een muiswiel heeft die in twee richtingen beweegt (zoals de meesten op touchpads van notebooks), dan kunt u daar uw voordeel mee doen: de knop zal herkennen of u het muiswiel horizontaal of verticaal beweegt.</para
></tip>
			</sect2>
		</sect1>
	</chapter>

	<chapter id="credits">
		<title
>Dankbetuiging en licentie</title>
		<para
>Het doel van &palapeli; om het ontspannende plezier en uitdaging van legpuzzels op uw bureaublad te brengen.</para>
		<para
>Het idee was eerst ontwikkeld door Bernhard Schiffner, samen met Stefan Majewsky, wie de huidige hoofdontwikkelaar van &palapeli; is.</para>
		<para
>De &i18n-psc; is bijgedragen door Johannes L&#xF6;hnert.</para>
		<para
>De mogelijkheden voor grote puzzels zijn bijgedragen door Ian Wadham.</para>
		<para
>Documentatie Copyright 2009, 2010 Johannes L&#xF6;hnert, Stefan Majewsky en Copyright 2014 Ian Wadham.</para>
		&meld.fouten;&vertaling.freek; 
&underFDL; &underGPL; </chapter>

	<appendix id="installation">
		<title
>Installatie</title>
		&install.intro.documentation;
		<sect1 id="Compilation">
			<title
>Compilatie en installatie</title>
&install.compile.documentation; </sect1>
	</appendix>
	&documentation.index;
</book>
